metropolitan in Latin
metropolitan in Latin is metropolitanus — metropolitan means relating to a large city or its surrounding urban area.
metropolitan in Latin
metropolitanus
What does "metropolitan" mean?
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adjective Relating to a large city or its surrounding urban area.
"The metropolitan area has excellent train links, but the traffic is heavy."
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noun A senior bishop who oversees other bishops within a region.
"The metropolitan of the region visited the cathedral to bless the new bishop."
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metropolitan in a sentence
- The metropolitan area has excellent train links, but the traffic is heavy.
- The metropolitan police cover the whole greater city area.
- The metropolitan of the region visited the cathedral to bless the new bishop.
- As metropolitan, he was responsible for guiding the bishops in his province.
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What is "metropolitan" in Latin?
"metropolitan" in Latin is metropolitanus. metropolitan means: Relating to a large city or its surrounding urban area.
How do you use "metropolitan" in a sentence?
Example: "The metropolitan area has excellent train links, but the traffic is heavy." In Latin, "metropolitan" is metropolitanus.
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